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FISHERIES DISPUTE.
London Post Makes Some Comments
Charges America With Acting in
Flat Contradiction.
British Vessels Arrested Far Out
side of the Limits.
This It Claims Will be a Good
Counter Argument.
Bulgarian Government Candidates are
Elected-General Ferron Pleased
with the Preparations for
War-A Lively Scene.

LONDON, Oct. 10.-The Post, comment
ing on the fisheries dispute, says "Tho
main contention of the Americans is that
no nation has the right of jurisdiction
over the sea beyond three mile limit.
On the Pacific, America is acting in flat
contradiction TO any such principle of in
testate comfy or treaty rights British
vessels have been arrested far outside of
the limit, and their captains fined and
crews imprisoned. In some cases the yes
sells and cargoes have been forfeited.
Americas Pacific claims form an excellent
counter argument TO Americas Atlantic
claims, and rs such will be OF great and
direct value TO Mr.. Chamberlain.
In the case of the Pacific seizures by the
United States authorities, the Morning
Post further says il remains vital fault
that they occurred where the telegraph
and newspapers are not known, rs the
local officials can thus provide an un-
checked account of their proceedings Mr.
Chamberlain, IL says, in the absence of in
formation from AN independent source, IL
helpless TO contend against American cvi-
dence, and il urges Lord Salisbury TO col
lcct evidence lest Mr.. Chamberlain be
hampcred in the negotiations.
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tention Of abdicatng his throne, owing to
his health being impaired.

tention OF abdicating his throne, owing to
his health being impaired.
IIERAT.--Thc Amecr of Afghanistan is
reinforcing his troops here with artillery
and infantry, Recruiting is being actively
carried on among the natives Of kohistan
SuANGmAI-lt is believed that the Brit
ish gun boat Wasp, from Singapore, was
lost with all hands in the recent typhoon.
A steamer and three war ships are search
ing for the missing boat
NIESNA.-The Austrian steamer Haps-
burg yesterday collided with and sank a
Bayarian steamer on lake Constance.
Many passengers in the cabin were
drowned. Tho exact number is as YET I'M
known. Two bodies have been recovered.
Divers are working at the scene OF the
disaster.
LEIrslC John Nevc, the anarchist, has
been sentenced to fifteen years penal ser
vitudc. The counts on which he was CON
victed were rs follows Preparing to com.
init and melting others to commit high
treason, contravcning the explosives law,
circulating forbidden prints and commit
ting perjury.
ALEXANDRIA. - The Produce associa.
tons report for September says the cot
ton crop will probably equal that OF last
season, namely 100000 cantars gross,
The quality Of the crop in upper Egypt has
improved, but II is too carly 10 judge OF
the crop in lower Egypt The weather
was hot and favorable 10 cotton.
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MURDEROUs COLoRED nAsONs.
They Are Not Recognised by the white
Men Of the Order.

GRERNwoop, Miss, Oct l0.-Prophet
Segur Mike Brown, Robert Brown, Maj
Macjohn Hinton, Robert Owen, Wash
johnson and Wash. Scott, the negroes
charged with the killing Of Harry Taylor
and wife, after hearing before Justice
Parker, have been, with the exception Of
the last named, who gave bond, committed
to Jail without the benefit of bond TO
await the action Of the grand jury, and
have been brought here Tor safe kccpi ny
Morton Ford, who IL also in jail, will have
a preliminary examination today and prob.
ably some others not yet arrested, There
is clear evidence against them and they
will no doubt be convicted. During the
preliminary trial II was discovered that q
resolution To kill Mr.. kcrncy, white man,
who had fight with one of their brothers,
whose arm he had broken, was passed dur
ing one Of their meetings, but the time ap-
pointed for the deed had not vet come
Two DAYS were consumed in taking tcsti-
mony and many other negroes have been
implicated. There Is no doubt that col
orcd man, u member Of the Dry Bayou
lodge Of colorcd Masons, was killed 10y
Harry Taylor, aud that both Harry Taylor
ana hls Milc hhd disappeared, Dolly an
swcring TO hylor's being found in the
river with marks Of violence upon II. The
body had been weighted down. The
lodges IN this county were organized by u
negro named Sirinpr, who claims 10 bc
working under the authority Of the Grand
Orient Of France. Their lodge was founded
In 1882. several other lodges have been
founded IN thir section. The colorcd Masons
are not recognized 10y the white Maaons NJ
all, and their order 10 not under the an
thority of the old York Order oi Masonry
II is hard 10 say whether they have an ob
legation that teaches them To aycnge, slay
etc, or whether they construo the obliga
tion they take Ia suit themselves. Th'
white people Of the county arc determined
10 break up their lodges aud to punish the
| guilty members of this death dealing OF
der The circuit court when IL meets will
decide upUn matters.
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MINNEAroLIs, MINI, Oct. 10. Tho
Knights oi Labor assembly convened nt
tho usual hour this morning, but little
business oi Importance was handled, the
time being consumed In hearing the. re-
ports aud appointing COMMITTEES. There
was not very full attendance aud the
hotel lohbics swurmcd with knights.
Among the majority oi these there was an
unmslnknbr feeling of satisfaction nj the
sentiments presented 10y Mr.. rowdcrly.
There has been much outside sprcula-
tion with regard to religious sentiment
cmbodying any portion of the Knights II
labor platform, hut now no one can bc-
live that secinrianistn ever had n mention
in our constitution, and We stand ON our
personal dignity, every member being free
10 do and think ~ lac plcascs," said
prominent knight
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NV loHE, Oct 10. Tho Tribune
says - dispatch WIS published ycster-
day Ia the effect that Directors William II.
Ramsey and Julius Dexter of the Cincin-
natl, Hamilton 4 Dayton railroad, were in
this city, buying up claims against Ives,
Siayncr 4 Co, with the railroad com
pany's money, and that George X. Duck
worth, stakeholder in the railroad, had
begun q suit for nm injunction restraining
the directors from Increasing the inlcbt-
cdncs- ui the ruad. 4 gentleman acquaint-
cd with the Affairs IT the company said,
Yesterday None oi the parties Interested
in New York have any knowledge of any
such suit, nnd Il is not true that the COM
pany is buying claims against Ives x
Stayncr The understanding In New York
IL ihni MD@H Ramsey x Dexter are not
using the railroad company's money"
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Victims Of Negligence and Want.
Two Women Found Writhing in the
Throes of Death.
One Suffering Painfully with Dropsy
of the Limbs,
The Other Covered with Sickening
Sores and Vermin.
Their Only Companion Starving Child
Tho Elder Woman Dies-A
Very Similar Case in Lit.
tie Rock.
Special Dispatch to the Appeal.

Special Dispatch to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. l0.-A most re-
voting affair has occurred here. Some
young men found two women lying in a
cleft in the rocky river bank above Nash.
vile, both pictures of abjcct poverty and
loathsomc suffering The younger woman
had dropsy Of the limbs and the elder was
covered with putrcking sores, which had
drawn swarms Of vcrmin. Their groans
and cries were pitiablc in the extreme,
and no one was with them in their shelter
less abode except a ragged, starving child
of six yenN. The younger wus removed
TO the hospital, tho elder woman dying
before succor came. They were tho
mother, aged sixty.dvc, and the wife,
aged twcnty-iour, Of Tom Smith. Tom
Smith married his wife in Kentucky seven
years ago, and the family came here from
Cclina ON n raft last spring. Ever since
Smith has here here he has spent
what little money he made ON dissolute
woman, aud neglected his wife and
mother Since his father died Of sun
stroke this summer, the women have
lived out Of doon and had little food and
clothing, The coroner's jury rendered a
verdict that Mrs. Smith died Of neglect
and starvation. The younger woman is in
the hospital, but has little show of rccov-
pTV.
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They ,p,sn', Take ucr naby.

Special Dispatch 10 the Appeal.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Oct l0,-A young
woman with n nine months old baby was
found on the streets OF this city at n late
hour last night, prostratcd with disease
and in destitute and pitiablc condition.
She was carried to police headquarters
for the night. She claims To be Miss
nnnic Hickman, and says she is twenty
thrrc ycar old and halls from Stewart
county, Tenn, frum whence she went TO
Arkadclphia Ia hunt a relative. Failing TO
find her relative she started on foot To
Little Rock, bringing her baby with her.
She SAYS some man gave her money 10 en-
able her 20 come to the city, where she
entered the hospital. She claims 20 havo
been abused ut the hospital, and ran away
last night TO prevent her baby from being
taken from her 10y the authorities. She is
still in charge Of the authorities, who arc
stumpcd for proper disposition Of tho
wnndpur.
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A Rioious Scene -, a coroner's Inquest,

DunLiN, Oct. 0.-Thc coroncr's inquest
In the casc Of Ioncrlmn aud other, killed
In the afTmy between the police and the
people NJ MiichclstoWn WIS continued 10.
day During the proceedings u violent
scene between Harrington and the crown
coun@'l, Murphy, occurred. Condor,
MP, becoming excited, jumped into the
body oi the court, threatening Ia chnslisc
Murphy, and splt ut him. Tho mob ~
spectators yelled in approval Finally the
coroner inicrfcrcd AMI the tumult WI,
quclcd. Ancrward Condor, being cx.
Gmincd, declared that the police nj the
meeting persisted In irritating the people
In order 10 provoke row. llc saw them
using batons before the riot began.
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fRAN'E:.
Gen. Ferron Delighted with the Pros
poets OF War.

PARIS, Oct. lO-Gcn. Fcnon, Min
lister Of War, opened the Lycee ut Chartrcs
yesterday. lie delivered an address, in
which he said that the manufacture Of the
new rifles for the army was being carried
on with undiminishcd' yigor. lie referred
to the Cailaml affair, and said "Nou need
not anticipate from md the slightest weak.
ness in dealing with faults against honor
and discipline. The higher the military
position of the guilty parties, the morr
severely ! shall deal with them. The
errors Of one man do not stain the honor
Of the whole army. Keep intact the con.
sidcration and esteem in which you
hold IT,"
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THE KERsuAw CORNER"
Echo Of the MIG wheat Deal Heard Ia
NouFf

CnicAGo, Ill.,, Oct. lO-An echo Of the
big wheat deal which excited the Chicago
board Of trade men recently was heard IN
Judge Garnctts court today. When the
explosion consequent TO the explosion Of
the conor came, Il rent the firm oi G. j.
Kcr.haw & Co 4 hill wns then filed by
Kcnhaw 4 Go. against. Hamilton Dcwar,
Gins. B. Eevlcslon, Morris Roscnbaum
and Others for the appointment Of rc.
cciycr ior the limited partnership. Tothis
Morris Rnsenhaum, VIM H. Linn and
ulhcna filed u cror'a-hill Ia have the partner.
ship declared general, aud asking that the
receiver hc directed a. take charge ~ the
property uf the individual members II the
firm, aud NJ the p'nl estate which II was
alleged 10 have been frnudulcnily con.
ycycd away by Chas. II. Egglcston, which
amounted Ia over n .Ol1,OOO IN value; the
cruss-bill also charged that ErglCEiun was
n general instead II a special partner The
crO-s-bll was dirctcd against &. J. kcr-
shaw, Hamilton DcWar, G. u. Epglcuon
Chns r. Muscly, !. !. Mitchell, A. L.
Dcwnr, Maggie u. EgPlcsion, VIM. Mason,
4 H. Mitchell aud the American EX.
change national hank, and was made by
R1anhium lirps., Walker 4 Co, VIM. X
Linn, blair & Co., Orr 4 Comes, Chas. J.
Raymond 4 Co, and several other crcdi-
tons II the firm oi kershaw 4 Co., rcprc.
arnting claims f1r over million Ol dol
lnr
10 this cruss-bll, Kcn,haw and Egglc.
slon dcmufrd, and this morning the me-.
gimcnis on the demurrer wcrr com.
mcnccd. This argument Is of strict i'm.
portnncc "a the creditors, aH the court will
pass upon the question oi whether Elu,lc.
son N n general partner as changed IN the
cru-s.bll, and, therefore, liable for The
debts Of the iun.
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BULGARIA..
All the Government Candidates for tho
sobrnnic Elected.

SoFIA, Oct. l0.-All the government can.
didatcs here are elected. None Of the
Dadoslavist candidates received more than
twenty votes, and the ZankolIaists received
only one or two each. ZankoT is elected
at Rahova. The results in the provinces
are favorable TO the government 4 crowd
Of citizens made an enthusiastic demon
strution at the palaces Of the Premier and
Prince Ferdinand. The prince, in q
speech, praised the loyalty Of the people.
The Svoboda says that the Russo Turk
ish negotiations have been labor la VAN,
and that Il should he known, once for all,
that bulgaria will never be abandoned by
the prince Il has chosen.
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THE LABOR PARTY.
Conservative knights Think the Time
Nof Vet Come.

MINNENroiis, Mimi, Oct. l0.-An cX-
prvssion oi opinion on the adysabiliiy II
the labor party movement WIS obtained
from large number Of Knights of Labor
today. The result Of these interviews
shows that the general officers and more
conservative element In the order NJ q rule
rcgarl the time NJ not yet ripe for
separate party movement, while the
rank and file and the more radical di
officers. like Thomas Barry, Of Michigan,
are eager for labor party, the sooner the
better. pOwdcrly h the general choice for
President, hut only lew have any illa
that hc would accept the nomination.
George " mentioned fewer times than
most people would have expected. 4 re-
markably large number of those inter
viewed arc Republicans or wcrc Rcpub-
licans before niflnting With the indc-
pcniunt movement. There arc only three
or four Democrats In the entire list. The
labor vote in the whole country year
hence l. put all the way from $4,000 10
/ 10000. Opinion is about evenly IL
yided ns to the effect ON the old parties pf
a heavy labor vote, the idea perhaps PM
yailing that the Democrats would suiltr
most by 10. II il the almost unanimous
sentimont that the George movement In
New York this iall will defeat the Dcmo.
crafts II II II not itself sucrcssful. Mr.
Povdorly declined 10 talk, but from moon
ber, of the executive board u Is learned
that hc Is opposed 90 q separate party
movement for q good while yet. llc be-
lidycs that the workingmon arc not ready
for IL
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nr,nlInn 90 the rnnr.

DumuN, Oct l0.--Mg. Pcrico, the
papa delegate 10 Ireland, In a sermon de.
liycrcd IN this city yesterday, said that ho
was graiincd Mt tie devotion Of the Irish
10 the Pope. Their devotion was manifest
throughout all Ireland, even including
Ulster. lie stated that ho was grcycd ut
the poverty which existed In the west ol
Ireland, but rcjoiccd that in other parts oi
the country such IN unhappy state Of af.
fairs did not exist.
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THE FIDELITY BANK.
Some Inside Views Throws ON Crooked
TrausncttOus.

CIScISNATI, O., Oct. 10.-N Ia under
stood that Ammi Baldwin, late cashier Of
the defunct Fidelity bank, has made a
statement of affairs in the institution which
gives an inside view. 1t begins with Civ
ing some news regarding the condition OF
the Third national bank, in which Bald
win was cashier. In 1881, he says, Handy,
Harper and others were engaged in the big
wheat deal at Chicago, and one night
found the bank with only 81, 900 in cash
on hand. Some Of the directors went TO Chi
cago that night, and by II o'clock n. m. the
next day had telcgraphed 1925, 900 TO the
bank and saved il. The other directors
never knew until now how near their bank
was wrecked. Baldwin's brother, also in
that bank, embeZzled SIS, 900. Ammi GOV
cred II up for him, he SAYS, with the help
OF Harper and others, and then got into
Harpers hands When the latter founded
the Fidelity, he took Baldwin along with
him. The Fidelity was run on wind and
by the onc-man power of Harper alone,
who knew all the details and kept
all the secrets of the business, save
such Us he shared with Miss Josie
Holmes, the exchange clerk. Harper was
bound TO keep the stock OF the bank Up,
and at the premium bought everybodu's
stock who wanted 10 sell. Baldwin was
sick and absent for few weeks, and on
his return found Harper had assumed the
duties OF cashier, and continued TO do 30
on the plea OF relieving Baldwin Of his
work Harper had balances Of 500 O0J or
so on hand nearly all the time. The money
seems now TO have come mostly from hy-
pothecating the banks stock and from
the discounting OF accommodation paper
yet so adroitly was il all done that Bald
win did not suspect the true state Of ai-
fairs until the crash came. lie had often
heard Ben Hopkins, the assistant cashier,
say that Harper must be worth at least
5000 900.
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rrI,orpr. peII,erea a, ,he"rep.- -

Special btp1ich 10 the Appeal.
Inns Rock, Ark, Oct. TO-, ,h@if j..
II. Coblcntz, Of Conway county, this State,
delivered nj the pcnitcntiary this morning
the following prisoners, convicted 81 the
recent term Of tho circuit court h that
county John Littlcjohn, grand mreny,
one year George McGill, grand larceny,
one year; Willis West, grand larceny, five
ycap, Gcorgc Walker, grand larceny, one
year, Douglas samuols, grand larcuy, one
year; James Reid, embczzlemsnt, ono
year, Doco Smith, grand lr-c,ny, five
years. seven 10 all. Sheriff s. S. T. Mills,
oi Little River county, also delivered lonyg
Lewis, convicted oi grand larceny and
sentenced 90 two ycars,
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A Wus,, tIou.. Fails.

Frerinl Dispatch i1 the Appeal
LurLE Rock, Ark, Oct l0.-Thc music
house Of Mrs J.. llcrwagcn doing bus-
ness under the firm name u VI. NJ. Kccr,
At No. ili Main street, this city, made an
assignment This morning. The assets arc
about sl,bOG liabilities unknown Thos.
lnilrHy, aF.uicc, was appointed receiver
by the chnnccry court Caruth and Erb
arc attorneys for the plaintiffs. The pre-
icrrcd creditors are the Exchange national
hank. Mn. Fannie schaad, W. II. Wood
small and j. r. Garrison.
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AGrnnd scheme Afeoi.

CnicAGo, H., Oct l0.-About 100
rruninent citizens left for Peoria this after
noon AZ delegates TO convention TO be
held there tomorrow which Is Of frst im.
por,anco 10 Chicago and the state Of ILL
nois besides possessing national interest.
The object Of the convention is to decide
upon ways and means Of obtaining .
channel vay from the lower end Of Lake
Micnignn 10 the Mississippi river oi Buiii.
c,cni cnpacity 20 accommodate large sized
Mississippi river boats, that the product Of
lie conniry NAV be- carried from the lake
a. ,bo gulf without breaking bulk; also 10
enahlo vessels Of war Of considerable ca-
nscitv 90 pass freely from the gull Of Mex
lco into Inc deienseless waters Of the
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INDIA.
How and why n Native Biueriy Hates
England.

CALcurr,, Oct. -Dhuliccp Singh has
written scditious letter 10 the native
papcr In which ho says that England has
offered him S2JO,OOO In settlement oi his
claim against the government ON condition
that he would not go To India. lie rejected
the offer. Ills arrest ut Alden, hc HiyE
converted his loyalty Ia bitter hatred oi
England. and lac has solcmnly resolved 10
devote his life Ia freeing his country from
the British yoke. lie declares that hc
will serve his new sovereign, the Gar,
with his liic's blood. II u expected that
the letter will induce the journals published
IN the Indian ycrnacular 90 attack British
rule.
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serious ml,hnp 60 nrldge.nulIder-.

FFFtlnl llfiaich u uie Appcals
llELESA, Ark, Oct. iO-This morning,
while Capt J. c. stanscll, Frank Smith
and Dennis Murphy were at work on o
bridge near Poplar Grove, the scailoldng
on which thcy were working gave way aud
throw them all down steep cmbank-
moni, seriously mjuring Sianscu and
smith. Sunsoll's leg WIS broken and ho
was hurt icariully about his head and arm
and Il Ia not certain that ho will recover,
Smith had his arm aud log broken and hig
shoulder badly bruised. Murphy oscapcd
with but slight injuries.
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northern lakes, should the exigcneies Of
our foreign relations ever require lhlS
city has double interest in the success OF
the scheme, as il carried out it wouldno;
only increase the Importance OF the p lace
as a shipping point, but afford the city n
main sewer big enough to dischargo the
sewerage matter collected here Tor all time
10 come.
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ra,., ..d..roun,nln I.pioaIon.

ruruuHG, Pa, Oct. 10 Louis Surroc.
coan, an Italian, was instantly Killed this
afternoon by the explosion oil soda iount.
ain. lie was employed a. Louis Cclla's
spda.wator mandatory, ol Grant street
aud WIS engaged IN charging lac fountain
with gas when the explosion occurred.
Celia was standing beside him and wa.
knocked down, but was not seriously IN
jurcd. The building, onc-siury structure,
was badly damaged.
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Hpctiai Dispatch 10 the Appeal
PlsE Burr, Ark, Oct. io.-Fivc years
ago In Madison parish, Louisiana, John
Jc'sis, a nrro, In a fit Of jsaIousy mur-
dercd his wife md 1ed TO this Jouniy,
wherc lac married again and has q ciuld.
lie WIS arrested here two weeks nrl on o
rcqnistion. Tho sheriff ~ Madion parsh
took him of and today Lcwis irrply CON
iessed the deed and made a apc .l to
darsics on leaving 10 beware oi whisky
and prostitutes.
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cAnLI.tiRIus.

Pans. Maurice sirakosch, tho trainer
oi Nine. Patti, is dead.
BrnLiS. The circulation Of the Paris
papers, 'irc'c ind In Tan,ornc, has been
prohibit ..lcs Lorraine.
y elections held yesterday Tor
mem. fol rlnlc rrt'iltcd in thc
return of government and forty oppo.
sitiop dvpu'.c. .--
pAms Tplav, ilr iho first time since
the rvolud ~ uf lil tio religious ccrc-
monies connected with The festival OF st.
Denis were nulTrys~d
BApES BADES it ls stated that the
Emperor VI Brazil has announced his in
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prunmrrs, Protective Association.

CmoAGo, Ill.,, October iO.-As a result
oi negotiations with the Commercial Tray
elcs' protective association, the Mime
sofa Il Northwestern railway ha given
notice oi its withdrawal from Che Western
States passenger association, AMI has con.
scented Ia place ~ sale 2,OOO-mile iickcl-,
at cents per mile. In letter ~ the
travellers association, made public today,
President Stickncy, of the Minnesota y
Northwestern, pledges his road b. The
withdrawal, and promises 20 Immediately
make the reduced rates desired should
any other road IN the asSocintion, hy cut
ting mtcs, put him NJ liberty 90 hf,nk the
present compact In any event the r.
dnction will boz innugumtcd by the Min.
ncsota 4 Northwestern ON tho la ~
Juuunry